Agile Development Methodology is an iterative and collaborative approach to software development.
It emphasizes flexibility, adaptability, and rapid iteration over a fixed and rigid process.
Requirements are defined through user stories, which describe the functionality and features that project should provide. The team works to ensure that concepts are integrated into the development, guide decision-making at every stage of development.
Team focuses on the most important features of the software being developed and designs just enough to deliver them. Documentation is focused on user stories, requirements, and design decisions that are necessary to develop and maintain the project.
The development process is iterative, flexible, with team collaborating and communicating to ensure that the project being developed meets the needs and expectations. Team works to ensure that the project meets the requirements, expectations of the customer.
Testers work closely with developers to ensure that project is tested as it is developed. By releasing a working project increment at the end of each sprint, the team can gather feedback and make necessary adjustments to the project.
The team works to ensure that the project is stable and meets the necessary quality standards before deploying it to production. The team works to ensure that the project is released in a controlled and well-managed manner, with minimal disruption to users.
Review refers to the process of evaluating the project and assessing its performance against the defined requirements. This includes process of maintaining and providing support for the project, fixing bugs, addressing issues, and providing technical support to end-users.